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bascule:

--- Quote from: GodEater on March 26, 2007, 02:41:15 PM ---Try an svn revert -R . in your rockbox source directory first - to make sure there are NO changes from what's in the svn tree. (That's lots faster than a complete delete and re-checkout).

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Thanks for that info, but does that do an update to the latest svn version (it didn't appear to), or just revert changed files to the particular version that was originally downloaded?

Bagder:

--- Quote from: bascule on March 26, 2007, 03:43:10 PM ---
--- Quote from: GodEater on March 26, 2007, 02:41:15 PM ---Try an svn revert -R . in your rockbox source directory first

--- End quote ---

Thanks for that info, but does that do an update to the latest svn version (it didn't appear to), or just revert changed files to the particular version that was originally downloaded?

--- End quote ---

It does the latter, it doesn't use the network at all.

andryou:
It was a false alarm after all ;)

I had a dated compiler version. Now the main part is trying to use Julius' patches and also add the iPod Scroll Wheel Acceleration patch.

Thanks everyone!

bascule:
Thanks Bagder. So how does it 'know' what the original file was like, because I just replaced the original file with my modified one when I wanted to create a patch. And thinking about it now, I don't know how it creates a .patch file if it cannot refer to the original for differences and similarly, how does it revert it without the original info?

* bascule wishes he knew more about this...

NicolasP:
It keeps copies of the original files in a hidden ".svn" directory. That's how it avoids connecting to the server each time.

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